AARP MO Winners of the Day of Service Competition Announced
AARP MO - Winners of the 'Day of Service' Competition Announced
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The first AARP Day of Service followed the Sept. 11, 2001 events when AARP became even more committed toward making a difference in communities across the nation. Since that time, AARP has promoted activities that get staff, volunteers and members to rededicate themselves to serving others in the spirit of AARP founder Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus.
This year, the competition had two focus areas where AARP chapters and MRTA units were judged: media coverage in local communities, and photo submissions capturing the day’s event. Monetary prize awards ranged from $60 to $185 per group. All chapters and units that participated received a $10 stipend. Here are the 2011 winners:
First Place: Audrain County AARP Chapter #3924, Mexico
Second Place: Long Branch AARP Chapter (No. Pending), Macon
Third Place: Piedmont AARP Chapter 1270, Piedmont
Photo Category
First Place: Long Branch AARP Chapter (No. Pending), Macon
Second Place: Lake Stockton AARP Chapter #3709, Stockton
Third Place: Cape Girardeau County AARP Chapter $4041, Cape Girardeau
First Place: Madison County RTA/PSP Region 11, Fredericktown
Second Place: Audrain County Area Public School Retirees, Mexico
Third Place: Washington County Retired School Personnel Association, Potosi
Photo Category
First Place: Barry County Area Retired School Personnel, Monett
Second Place: Washington County Retired School Personnel Association, Potosi
Third Place: Audrain County Area Public School Retirees, Mexico
Congratulations to all winners – your communities are winners, too.
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Winners of the ' Day of Service' Competition Announced
AARP Chapters and Missouri Retired Teachers Association (MRTA) Units from across the state participated in the 2011 National Day of Service AARP Missouri competition that focused on food donations for homeless shelters, food pantries, soup kitchens, homes for the mentally disabled and shelters for children and battered persons.See Also:
The first AARP Day of Service followed the Sept. 11, 2001 events when AARP became even more committed toward making a difference in communities across the nation. Since that time, AARP has promoted activities that get staff, volunteers and members to rededicate themselves to serving others in the spirit of AARP founder Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus.
This year, the competition had two focus areas where AARP chapters and MRTA units were judged: media coverage in local communities, and photo submissions capturing the day’s event. Monetary prize awards ranged from $60 to $185 per group. All chapters and units that participated received a $10 stipend. Here are the 2011 winners:
AARP Chapters br
Media CategoryFirst Place: Audrain County AARP Chapter #3924, Mexico
Second Place: Long Branch AARP Chapter (No. Pending), Macon
Third Place: Piedmont AARP Chapter 1270, Piedmont
Photo Category
First Place: Long Branch AARP Chapter (No. Pending), Macon
Second Place: Lake Stockton AARP Chapter #3709, Stockton
Third Place: Cape Girardeau County AARP Chapter $4041, Cape Girardeau
MRTA Units br
Media CategoryFirst Place: Madison County RTA/PSP Region 11, Fredericktown
Second Place: Audrain County Area Public School Retirees, Mexico
Third Place: Washington County Retired School Personnel Association, Potosi
Photo Category
First Place: Barry County Area Retired School Personnel, Monett
Second Place: Washington County Retired School Personnel Association, Potosi
Third Place: Audrain County Area Public School Retirees, Mexico
Congratulations to all winners – your communities are winners, too.
Cancel You are leaving AARP.org and going to the website of our trusted provider. The provider’s terms, conditions and policies apply. Please return to AARP.org to learn more about other benefits. Your email address is now confirmed. You'll start receiving the latest news, benefits, events, and programs related to AARP's mission to empower people to choose how they live as they age. You can also by updating your account at anytime. You will be asked to register or log in. Cancel Offer Details Disclosures